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Create free accountSolicitation #: FP802-140014 Closing Date: June 11th, 2014, 2013 Time: 11 am
This requirement is for the department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
TITLE: Little Trapper/ Kowatua/Tatsatua Escapement - Sampling 2014
Sockeye salmon enumeration via weir (counting fence) has been conducted at Little Trapper Lake for nearly 30 years and provides a long term index of sockeye escapement into the Taku River. Weir counts and biological sampling are used to reconstruct the run of Taku River sockeye. Kowatua and Tatsatua creeks are significant Chinook salmon producers and collection of biological data and tags (applied in the lower Taku River) are used to generate abundance estimates for Chinook in the Taku drainage.
Objectives of the Requirement The work involves the use of an enumeration weir on the Kowatua River at the outlet of Little Trapper Lake, British Columbia. The work is to be performed during the annual sockeye run. The project will be conducted from approximately 10 July 2014 through to 20 September 2014 with an option to extend the contract for two (2) additional periods (July 2015-September 2015 and July 2016-September 2016) prior to the Little Trapper Lake sockeye run through to completion of the Kowatua/Tatsatua creeks Chinook die-off.
SECURITY REQUIREMENT: There is no security requirement for this contract.
The contractor will be responsible for performing the following tasks: 1. Operation of an enumeration weir on the Kowatua River at the outlet of Little Trapper Lake, during the sockeye run.
2. Maintenance of this enumeration weir in a fish-tight state unless prevented from doing so by extreme high-water events.
3. Enumeration of all salmon and spaghetti tags passing through the enumeration weir. Recovery of as many spaghetti tags as possible without unduly disrupting migration.
4. Sampling 800 live sockeye for length (MEF, matched with 200 POH lengths), sex, scales (five per fish), axillary appendage clips, and tags. Sampling must be conducted in proportion to run timing.
5. Sampling any broodstock collected, for length (MEF and POH) and scales (five per fish) matched with otoliths, by sex.
6. Sampling all available post-spawn Kowatua and Tatsatua Chinook for adipose-clips, floy tags and coded-wire tags, secondary marks, length (MEF and POH), sex, and scales (five per fish) over the full course of the spawning/die off period as per the protocol provided by the project authority.
7. Collection of L. Trapper Lake outlet hydrological information; specifically water level and temperature daily (document time of measurement to nearest hour).
8. Recording of data collected on forms provided by the project authority (PA).
9. Documentation of information relevant to project objectives, for example weir installation dates, high water events, in a daily log supplied by the contractor.
10. Submission of all scales collected to date by August 31, 2014 to the PA.
11. Submission of remainder of scales collected by September 30, 2014 to the PA.
12. Communication of project updates to the project authority by 10 am each Monday and Thursday for the duration of the project.
Natasha Blackstein A/Senior Contracting Officer Department of Fisheries and Oceans 9W067, 200 Kent Street Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0E6 Tel: (613) 993-5741 Fax: (613) 991-1297 Email: Natasha.Blackstein@dfo-mpo.gc.ca
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